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Jesko Fezer (*1970) has been Professor of Experimental Design at the HFBK Hamburg since 2011. He works as designer. In various collaborations, Jesko Fezer engages with the social relevance of design practice in both practical and theoretical terms. He works with ifau on architectural projects, is co-founder of the bookstore Pro qm in Berlin, and is part of the exhibition design studio Kooperative für Darstellungspolitik. He co-edits Bauwelt Fundamente and Studienhefte für problemorientiertes Design.
The Studio Experimental Design practices politically and socially engaged design with the Public Design Support initiative St. Pauli (Öffentliche Gestaltungsberatung). It works with and for people and issues that are usually excluded from design. The design process is always tangibly practical and includes individual everyday problems, urban and community concerns, as well as social conflicts. The partisan project work is based exclusively on cooperation requests from real people, places, and initiatives. The Studio Experimental Design thus experiments with anti-neutral, neighborhood-related design support that acts in favor of underrepresented actors and positions.